.p. 139 Pause of Force.... ib. .140 .141 ..155, 157, 162 .171 to 179 .171 ..173 ..176 .174 ..105 ..109 ib. . 108 .109 .111 ib. ..122 ib. .148 .149 ib. ib. .153 .154 ib. .155 to 162 .162 .165 ..166 ..167 ib, ..188 93 DRAMATIC poetry. ... Remarks on reading.. Portia's Speech on Mercy.....(Shaks.)..... (Grahame). (Scott)... (Milton). .(Cowper). (Percival) (Willis). .(Collins). (Byron).. .163 .191 .195 54 94 PRACTICE ON- Articulation... Part II. Energy and Expression.. .188 Practice on. Parenthetical members... 51 105 How read.... ib. ..(Usher).... 71 --(Anon)..... 94 (W. Irving.) 95 ..(Macauley). 96 (Id.)....150 .149 .148, 179, 182 86 ib. ..63 to 74 .112 ib. ib. ib. .114 ib. .115 116 118 .119 120 ib. .p. 121 .122 44 Antithetical.... Exercise in intonation of. What, and its cure.. What. Exercise on. List of pure tonics.. 32 32 to 51 34 VOICE- 75 ib. .145 ib. ib. ib. ib. .143 .171 Practice recommended to strengthen the lungs and ..208 .31 to 51 54 INDEX TO THE APPENDIX. EXERCISES IN PROSE-READING. .p. 215 Delicacy of Taste.. :(Hume). (Forsyth).....216 (Burke).......226 (Mackenzie)...231 .(C. Lamb)....248 (Grattan). 250 (Phillips).....252 PROSE-DECLAMATION. Against the Charge of British Predilection.(Randolph)... 257 .263 ..268 (Webster)....270 |